Peripheral Component Interconnect Bus. A 32 or 64 bit wide bus operating at 33 or 66 MHz capable of transferring 132, 264, or 528 million bytes per second (or approximately 125.88, 251.77, or 503.54 megabytes per second).
Primary system bus for Jupiter Systems Wall Controllers
(n.) A 32-bit, Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) bus providing a maximum 132–Mbyte/sec data transfer rate. PCI devices have autoconfiguration capabilities and do not have to be configured by users.
An abbreviation of Peripheral Component Interconnect Bus. An advanced bus system, i.e. a system of parallel data lines to transfer information between individual system components, especially to expansion boards.
PCI local bus is a standard used in today's computers for high speed component-to-component connection. It offers features like bus mastering, DMA, data bursting, scalability, plug & play support. Thanks to its high performance (up to 132 MB/s throughput), the modern framegrabbers can offer real-time transfer of video data to the main and video memory. Compact PCI bus A PCI-based specification designed to address the needs of industrial users who need the PCI functionality in a more rugged package. Compact PCI offers high reliability, compact size, passive bacplane design, optimized cooling, and other features needed in industrial environment. Industrial PCI bus Another industrial solution for PCI-based systems.
a physically addressed bus that can best be represented as an inverted tree
Peripheral Connection Interface. A 32-bit (sometimes 64-bit) bus interface). 33MHz (hence 132Mb/s or 264Mb/s)
Current local bus standard. 4.31
Peripheral Component Interchange bus which can send data between computer components at high speed.
An internal Peripheral Connect Interface bus number in a computer. BCI Bus # is set by the computer system's BIOS, and in most cases, the number is zero.
Bus on PC node, typically used for I/O, but also to connect nodes with a communication network. The bandwidth varies with the type from 110-480 MB/s. Newer upgraded versions PCI-X and PCI Express are (becoming) available presently.
Slot in the PC or Mac (bus) designed to take internal expansion cards.
Bus that runs at speed up to 33 MHz or 66 MHz with a 32 or 64-bit data path.
